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Strip club estate for sale | Students overdose at school | Dad faces charges over lost child | Girl dies in tractor crash | Raccoon rescue

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Teacher Describes Years Of Transphobic Harassment
As the school district launches its first-ever LGBTQ+ Equity Week, a transgender teacher said they are "still not safe" from harassment at work, including a paraprofessional praying to "save" them in a classroom and telling them they are "going to hell."
Estate Of Late Romeoville Strip Club Owner For Sale At $1.8M
The 3.5-acre estate was owned by Wally Vinckus, the owner of the now-demolished Crazy Rock Gentlemen's Club in Romeoville.
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Students Overdose On Prescription Meds At High School
At least four students, ages 15 to 17, were found unresponsive at the high school Tuesday morning.
Lost Child Found, Dad High On Cocaine: JPD
Officers found the wandering 3-year-old on Sunday afternoon. Now, her dad faces two criminal charges.
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Girl, 9, Dies After Car Crashes Into Tractor In NW Illinois
According to reports, authorities said a car being driven by the girl's mom hit the back of a grain cart being pulled by the tractor.
Cops Rescue Raccoon With Head Stuck In Garbage Bin
After being rescued, the raccoon was taken to a nearby wildlife shelter to be rehabilitated.
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